The phrase "absence adversely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the negative impact or effect that a lack of something has on a situation or outcome.
Example: "The absence adversely affected the team's performance during the crucial match."
Alternatives: "absence negatively" or "lack detrimentally".
Critics believed that Dewhurst's absence adversely affected the team; the replacement wicket-keepers were not regarded as equal to Dewhurst's ability, and the vice-captain had little success.
Together, these data clearly demonstrate that, over time, self-generated odor cues can become integral to contextual representations in the hippocampus, and that their unexpected absence adversely impacts on hippocampal function.
Flouri and Buchanan (2004) study concur that father's absence can adversely affect the children's sex role identification and sex typing of male children.
Neither Phillips nor Suh said Donald's absence would adversely affect the Rams or how the linemen meld.
His absence did not adversely affect Spurs, and their early supremacy was rewarded with Llorente's glancing header from a Christian Eriksen free-kick.
The available data indicate that PBP/MED1 is important for cell proliferation and neoplastic growth and the absence of this molecule adversely affects cell growth.
Nevertheless, germ line ablation of either Mfn1 or Mfn2 genes is embryonic lethal, likely because the absence of either mitofusin adversely impacts placental development (Chen et al, 2003).
Of the 48% who had not received training in handover, 24% responded that they felt this absence of training had adversely affected their ability to provide safe, high-quality care to their patients, 32% said they were unsure, and 44% said they felt this did not affect their ability to provide safe, high-quality care.
As in the First World War, white Rhodesians in general were very keen to enlist; because it was feared that the absence of these men might adversely affect the strategically important mines, manpower controls were introduced to keep certain settlers out of the military and in their civilian occupations.
Conversely, the absence of RdRp did not adversely affect the efficiency of release of the glycoproteins or the packaging of N (Fig. 6 and Table 3), indicating that RdRp does not play a critical role in viral budding or release.
Studies with knockout mice have shown that the absence of XIAP does not adversely affect the development of normal tissues (Harlin et al, 2001), whereas antisense knockdown (KD) of the protein in a non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) xenograft (H460) produces significant antitumour activity (Hu et al, 2003).
